. Carpenter. mail maiii-ho, sotto ihe atto di Canereu ol Maiv h Volume XXXIIFNo. )Stabilito nel 1881 INDIANAPOLIS, sett. 1913 sul dollaro al YeatTen centesimi un COP) whjj:iiwu:f£MM ^mmmmmmmm^^fc TOi- i3 ho 3:: ho 3-. :: :: :: :: :: Speranze Vasi©im £y Margaret Scott Hall l umanità a casa e quelli in climi stranieri non riguarda ora i loro fratelli a piangere necessità;l aumento della violenza e reati comuni Unblushing innesto, monopolio e avidità-tutti questi e più in Mammons spudorata regnare sono da rispettare e superare con buona,per gli uomini devono imparare a detestava disonesti il guadagno attraverso i ministeri di amore e di fratellanza. Siamo

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. Carpenter. mail maiii-i, under ihe Act of Canereu ol Maiv h Volume XXXIIFNo. )Established in 1881 INDIANAPOLIS, SEPT., 1913 On Dollar Per YeatTen Cents a Cop) whjj:iiwu:f£MM ^mmmmmmmm^ fc^TOi- i3 i 3:: i 3-. :: :: i :::: :: Hopes Vasi©im £y Margaret Scott Hall Mankind at home and those in foreign climes Regard not now their brothers crying need;Increasing violence and common crimes Unblushing graft, monopoly and greed—All these and more in Mammons shameless reign Are to be met and overcome with good, For men shall learn to loathe ill-gotten gain Through ministries of love and brotherhood. When sympathy shall conquer want and sin, When Capital and Labors strife is stilled, When Right and Justice shall the conflict win, opes vision fair will be at last fulfilled;Through harmony mans selfishness shall cease, And Love sustain, some time, industrial peace. .nnr THE CHRPEDTER TRADE UNION FRATERNAI, BENEFITS (By W. D. Mabon, President, Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes.). HE divine injunctionthat thou shalt notlet thy right handknow what thy lefthand does, is withoutdoubt more nearlycarried out in theAmerican tradeunion movementthan in any other or-ganization on thecontinent, in regardto caring for the sick, burying thedead, or relieving the distress of mem-bers. Not only does the public know little ofthis great work by the unions, but theunion members themselves cannot knowof it fully, for up to the present no care-ful record on the subject has been keptby any of our American organizations.Especially is this true of the amountspaid in sick benefits. With the exceptionof about two organizations, as the sub-joined reports show, none of the generalorganizations keep accounts of the sickbenefits paid by the local unions, towhich, in all but two or three organiza-tions, is left the entire charge and burdenof this feature of union beneficence. In January, 1910, in setting out togather information on this subject, I sentcircular letters to all th

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